Looking at regression results for how much a respondent supports elections over services based on the number of household items they have and their education level.

support elections over services
(1) (2)
household items 0.019*** 0.024***
(0.002) (0.002)
education 0.034***
(0.007)
Constant 1.297*** 1.348***
(0.014) (0.011)
Observations 12,556 12,585
Adjusted R2 0.014 0.012
Note: p<0.05; p<0.01; p<0.001

Simple linear regression: using only household items to predict support for elections instead of services. \[\begin{align*} \text{elections over services} & = \hat{\beta}_1 * \text{household items} + \hat{\beta}_0 + \epsilon \\ \text{elections over services} & = 0.024 * \text{household items} + 1.348 + \epsilon \end{align*}\]

Multiple linear regression: controlling for education levels.

\[\begin{align*} \text{elections over services} & = \hat{\beta}_1 * \text{household items} +\hat{\beta}_2 * \text{education} + \hat{\beta}_0 + \epsilon \\ \text{elections over services} & = 0.019 * \text{household items} +0.034 * \text{education} +1.297 + \epsilon \end{align*}\]

Adding colors for countries. This is messy, but fun to explore. Hover over a dot to see which country that respondent lives in.